Good Monday morning. Welcome to Squawk in the Street. I'm Carl Cantoneo with Sarah Eisen, live at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange.

Today, after a successful IPO launch and with SpaceX shares rallying yet again today, we're joined by one early backer, Peter Diamandis, about why he thinks the stock will replace Bitcoin as the

go-to investment for free capital.

Plus, Nvidia tapping the bond market for the first time in five years as it seeks to fund

its massive Cappex required to produce cutting-edge AI chips.

Plus expectations for G7, the presidents in Europe this morning after announcing a peace

framework to wind down the war with Iran and what it might mean for the global economy and markets.

Speaking of markets, got an all-time high on the Dow today. S&P's working on it, up 123 points.

Obviously huge 2% gains and things like consumer discretionary and tech as energy is down 4% plus. And the tenure gives us some relief, although not too far from 4.5. It's impressive to see that given all of the rumors and the rallies that we've seen into a deal that we got the deal and the market is still rallying on the news. I mean, we continue. It wasn't a buy, it wasn't a sell-the-news kind of event so far. What we're seeing, we're buying with this, with this rally. And part of it is the price of oil, which is coming down again, down more than 5% on WTI. We're going to start there with this peace agreement for a deal to end the war with Iran and the move lower in oil prices, both Brent and WTI now at the lowest level since March. Let's bring in our Brian Sullivan,

who joins us here at Post 9. It's good to have you here on a day like today. So what are you, what are you hearing? Well, okay, I want to get to something that I think a lot of people are missing this morning, something, one reason why the markets are moving. But first, let's take a look with the price of oil, it's obviously down. Okay, we hit 7840 one year ago today. We're at 7970 of the low

trades. About's obviously down. Okay, we hit 7840 one year ago today.

We're at 79.70 of the low trade. It's about a buck 30 off. One year ago, we're 80.49 right now down just over 5%. So not quite where we were a year ago, but we are creeping down. I expect gasoline nationally. We'll probably go to 325 to 350 a gallon over the next couple of weeks.

It's going to evolve. People say, how long is it going to take? I don't know. It's your local station. They got to get the oil. Got to refine it. Got to transport it. There you go. All right. Here's the critical thing. I got to co-host Squawk Box this morning. We had J.D. Vance on, Vice President Vance, as a guest. And we asked him

about who might be at the Friday deal signing. Specifically, would Mohamed Ghalibov be there?

J.D. Vance, Vice President Vance, said yes. Why is this important? Mohamed Ghalibov is seen as a

representative of the Ayatollah's regime.

He is not part of the more moderate Peschkian presidential regime.

He's a hardliner.

So the fact that Ghalibov, Vice President Vance said may be there,

is probably giving the market an additional bid

because that would be seen as basically an idea that even the hardliners

might accept this deal. Ghalibov effectively reports to the Ayatollah. All right, not just the

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